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6 days ago · Writing for University by Jeanne Godfrey; Kate Williams (Series edited by) ISBN: 9781350933675. Publication Date: 2022-06-02. This indispensable guide shows students what successful academic writing involves and gives them the tools they will need to write successfully themselves. It separates fact from fiction and takes students through the ...
- Patricia Crosier
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5 days ago · Crime fiction is the most popular genre in fiction, accounting for about a third of all sales. Just what is it about tales of murder and mayhem that readers find so compelling? Philip Clark was ...
4 days ago · He completed an MA in Creative Writing at Kent University in 2020. His short fiction has been widely published. Between pastries, he’s working on his next novel. Visit Tom Baragwanath’s website . Paper Cage was awarded: Winner, Michael Gifkins Prize, New Zealand, 2021; Shortlisted, Best International Crime Fiction, Ned Kelly Awards, 2023
4 days ago · We crime fiction lovers know that every day offers a reading opportunity, but June is National Crime Reading Month (NCRM) in Britain – a festival of reading hosted by the Crime Writers’ Association (CWA) in partnership with The Reading Agency for 2024. The aim is to encourage people to #PickUpAPageTurner. Karen Napier, CEO of The Reading ...
5 days ago · Kaira Rouda is the USA Today, Amazon Charts, and internationally bestselling author of stories about what is lurking under the surface of picture-perfect lives. Her suspense novels include Best Day Ever, The Favorite Daughter, All the Difference, The Goodbye Year, The Next Wife, Somebody’s Home, and The Widow.
3 days ago · Event description. Run by the Crime Writers’ Association in partnership with national charity The Reading Agency, NCRM is a festival that takes place throughout June across the UK and Ireland, culminating in the prestigious CWA Daggers ceremony at the end of the month. It aims to promote and celebrate crime reading across the genre through ...
3 days ago · Creative coursework (Full-time students and first-year part-time students) The first portfolio of fiction or non-fiction or poetry (5,000 words prose, 12 pp poetry or equivalent agreed with your tutor) will be submitted for feedback at the beginning of the Spring Term. This is a formative submission which means that it is not formally graded.
